Ahmadinejad revealed to have Jewish past

[sirbadman]

I've always been skeptical of Ahmadinejad. Yes what he says has been deliberately mistranslated before being published in mainstream newspapers, yes he does not believe in the holohoax. But I have never understood why he is pulling these goddamn stupid hand signals:

Malaysia is one of the few countries that does not appear to be controlled by the jewminati. For instance, in Malaysia, they dont even call it swine flu, they call it H1N1, and they are not particularly worried about it either.
Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad publicly said the jews control the world by proxy, but he doesnt go round making stupid hand signals, and he doesnt repeatedly go out trying to publicise his views to the same extent as  Ahmadinejad either.

[anarchore]

I've always been skeptical of Ahmadinejad. Yes what he says has been deliberately mistranslated before being published in mainstream newspapers, yes he does not believe in the holohoax. But I have never understood why he is pulling these goddamn stupid hand signals:

Malaysia is one of the few countries that does not appear to be controlled by the jewminati. For instance, in Malaysia, they dont even call it swine flu, they call it H1N1, and they are not particularly worried about it either.
Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad publicly said the jews control the world by proxy, but he doesnt go round making stupid hand signals, and he doesnt repeatedly go out trying to publicise his views to the same extent as  Ahmadinejad either.

OK, bring up all that you want to about Ahmadinejad, but don't insult us with the &!@%$^@ hand gesture shite!!!

In Buddhism, the sign is known as Karana Mudra, and it is employed to chase off demons!!  Until you find out what it means in Iran, you can't know what intent he has using it.

We should all employ this sign, whenever encountering polluticians, social workers, cops, real estate agents and assorted other abominable creatures from the pits of hell.

http://www.thebigview.com/buddhism/mudra.html

Long live Ahmadinejad!  Death to Zionism.  Death to the Iranian "Opposition".  

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who the opposition contends won re-election by fraud, delivered a nationally televised address, railing against Israel and the West.

Speaking before a crowd of supporters at Tehran University, he questioned whether the Holocaust was a "real event" and called it a pretext for the creation of Israel. He said the Jewish state was founded on "a lie and a mythical claim."


Read more at: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/09/1 ... 91056.html

[youtube:3cqwpuf9]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VsPooaGUsG4[/youtube]3cqwpuf9]

[Rockclimber]

I think you can bet your ass on he being in on the script that will lead to WWIII.

I don't think he's in on it necessarily, but world war III is definetly coming. No matter how he handles this it's coming. I think you're all missing that point. They're selling war and the threat must be removed. Mother Theresa could be Iran's leader and war would still be coming. Don't miss that point, again THEY'RE SELLING WAR and once again all they need is the buy-in of the sheople. So I wouldn't doubt if we see another false flag here soon.

[sirbadman]

I knew I would cop flak about the hand signals stuff. But something is amiss if so many leaders round the world do the same ones. It's like chemtrails. It's friggin obvious there is f-ed up stuff going on when the skies have intersecting white lines that stay up for hours. People just dont want to see the obvious sometimes.

[scorpio]

I think you're all missing that point. They're selling war and the threat must be removed. Mother Theresa could be Iran's leader and war would still be coming. Don't miss that point, again THEY'RE SELLING WAR and once again all they need is the buy-in of the sheople. So I wouldn't doubt if we see another false flag here soon.

It's interesting that if you listen to any of the 'experts' either on the left or the right - they are all pumping this war.
Iran is breaking international UN law - blah blah blah.
Meanwhile Israel has Nuclear, Chemical and biological weapons all ready to go in the Negev Desert - All illegally, I might add.
Of course, that doesn't matter - Israel has a right to defend itself!
The wordwide Jewish Ponzi scheme is collapsing - war is the only way out.

[MikeWB]

After checking some other forums and comments on this story on news sites, some people are saying that not only was Ahmadinejad born Jewish but his WIFE was also born Jewish! His wife too is a convert or a crypto! I'm unable to confirm this but people in Iran are apparently familiar with this.

[sullivan]

1) Alienate Iran from the World by making crazy statements and threatening Israel - and he's done a great job

He has not threatened Israel. Why are you repeating bullshit that was made up by Rita Katz's MEMRI?

[sullivan]

After checking some other forums and comments on this story on news sites, some people are saying that not only was Ahmadinejad born Jewish but his WIFE was also born Jewish! His wife too is a convert or a crypto! I'm unable to confirm this but people in Iran are apparently familiar with this.

People are saying? Which people are saying?  Who are they? Why accept what they say at face value? This could be just a campaign to discredit Ahmadinejad by painting as little more than a self-hating Jew - effectively wiping out what support he has.

[CrackSmokeRepublican]

Darkstar at Iraq-war.ru had a pretty good comment that fits with the "Ahmadinejad is a Jew" finding:

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by DarkStar on 03.10.2009 [02:06 ]    
Yes I can give the following comment which is just my opinion obviously and perhaps won't convince you.

My answer is that it is all games they play on us to let us believe something that is not true. The zionists steer the leadership of almost all nations and they may steer those nations to fight each other if it suits their long term global agenda which really benefits only Israel as a national entity in the long run. World War I and II are prime examples of that IMO. WWI served to collapse the Ottoman empire, "freeing" Palestine and Jerusalem and then WWII served to create the state of Israel. Now we are in a process which I am calling WWIII in which the muslim nations which aren't 100% client states of the zionists must be screwed to the maximum possible extent. This is a process in which all major world players are engaged in under the guise of the "War on Terror" regardless of the apparent antagonisms between some of those players.

I see Chechenya as Russia's war on terror and I think the second chechen war has been initiated by flalse flags terror attacks just as the US/UK/NATO war on afghanistan started thanks to another false flag attack which is 9/11 and nothing can really stand in the way of those wars. I have just recently become fully aware of what happens to the most vocal critics of the chechen war in Russia, Anna Politskovskaya, Natalia Estemirova and Stanislav Markelov for example, and it is very ugly.

What I am seeing in Ukraine is that I have pics of all the prominent politicians, apart from Yulia Tymoshenko, lighting candles for the Chabad-Lubavitch Rabbis just like George Bush and Vladimir Putin are doing.

As for Georgia, well georgians and ossetians have died in droves to let world public opinion believe there is antagonism between the US and Russia while in fact the collaboration in the war on terror has just been increasing all along.

As I see it.

@Once the dollar begins it accelerated slide, the all world will change overnight.
by DarkStar on 03.10.2009 [02:12 ]    
No because the IMF is there to take over and they are only a bunch of zionist extremists.

http://www.iraq-war.ru/article/207056

[scorpio]

People are saying? Which people are saying?  Who are they? Why accept what they say at face value? This could be just a campaign to discredit Ahmadinejad by painting as little more than a self-hating Jew - effectively wiping out what support he has.

Agreed - Quite flimsy IMHO

[MikeWB]

After checking some other forums and comments on this story on news sites, some people are saying that not only was Ahmadinejad born Jewish but his WIFE was also born Jewish! His wife too is a convert or a crypto! I'm unable to confirm this but people in Iran are apparently familiar with this.

People are saying? Which people are saying?  Who are they? Why accept what they say at face value? This could be just a campaign to discredit Ahmadinejad by painting as little more than a self-hating Jew - effectively wiping out what support he has.

They're supposedly Iranians. It's possible that they're trying to discredit him but considering the latest torrent of 'Ahmadinejad is a jew' news, I wouldn't be surprised if she really were a Jew.

And to all of you doubting he's Jewish, could you explain this one to me:

The son of a prominent, conservative pro-Ahmadinejad ayatollah, Khazali wrote on his Web site earlier this year that the president was of partially Jewish origin, asserting that Ahmadinejad had changed his family name from Sabourjian, and calling for the origins of the Sabourjian family in the town of Aradan to be investigated.

Is Khazali's son also a Jewish disinfo agent? I have no idea if he is or isn't but if Ahmadinejad's supporters are saying this, why is anyone surprised that his opponents would say the same thing?

I didn't believe the rumors that he was Jewish until the latest news cycle unearthed all this new info. I'm now convinced that he's Jewish and now I understand what role he's playing in this world. It all makes sense now.

[sullivan]

The son of a prominent, conservative pro-Ahmadinejad ayatollah, Khazali wrote on his Web site earlier this year that the president was of partially Jewish origin, asserting that Ahmadinejad had changed his family name from Sabourjian, and calling for the origins of the Sabourjian family in the town of Aradan to be investigated.

Who made this claim? The journalist?  If so, has it been independently corroborated by Persian speakers in the truth movement? If it was published earlier this year, why then was it not mentioned until now?  Anyway, as stated elsewhere, the 'ian' surname ending is more typical of Armenians than Jewish.  In fact, I've yet to come across any other well-known Jewish personality sporting a surname with that ending.

[thirdeyewise]

Who made this claim? The journalist?

actually the story has been around since 2005, sometime in 2007 the claim by Mehdi Khazali popped up.
http://tracingthetribe.blogspot.com/2009/01/iran-jewish-genealogists-at-work.html

If it was published earlier this year, why then was it not mentioned until now?

it was actually even discussed here in TIU dated Sat Nov 15, 2008 : President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad - Crypto-Jew?
viewtopic.php?f=7&t=3028&p=13127&hilit=ahmadinejad#p13127


also, Khazali was later arrested amid protests of Ahmadinejad's disputed re-election.

[MikeWB]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2005/ju ... roberttait

A humble beginning helped to form Iran's new hard man
Ahmadinejad has tasted the poverty he wants to eradicate

The early childhood home of young Mahmoud Saborjhian sits derelict and uninhabitable; the garden in which he once toddled is overgrown with weeds and used for roosting chickens. The well where his parents used to store the drinking water they collected from local channels is dry, long-since rendered obsolete by the economic progress that delivered running water to a parched region.
It is a scene redolent of Iran's past. But for Iranians, these humble surroundings - in the town of Aradan, about 80 miles south-east of Tehran and directly on the path of the ancient Silk route - have acquired a contemporary significance.

This is where the country's newly elected president, better known as Mahmoud hmadinejad,was born, the fourth of seven children.

The Saborjhian family rented the two-storey house before leaving their impoverished environment in the late 1950s in search of prosperity in Tehran. Mr Ahmadinejad was little more than one year old when they went to the city.

It was a move that coincided with changing the family name, a step taken for a mixture of religious and economic reasons, relatives say.

The name change provides an insight into the devoutly Islamic working-class roots of Mr Ahmadinejad's brand of populist politics.

The name Saborjhian derives from thread painter - sabor in Farsi -a once common and humble occupation in the carpet industry in Semnan province, where Aradan is situated.

Ahmad, by contrast, is a name also used for the prophet Muhammad and means virtuous; nejad means race in Farsi, so Ahmadinejad can mean Muhammad's race or virtuous race.

"Moving from a village to big cities was so common and widespread at that time that perhaps people, not wanting to show their roots, would change their names," said Mehdi Shahhosseini, 31, son of one of Mr Ahmadinejad's cousins, still living in Aradan.

"Some people were more religious and chose names to reflect that.

" If the concealment of the family's origins has diminished local pride in Mr Ahmadinejad, it does not show. This week, residents of Aradan - a town of 7,000 people sitting in the shadow of the Alborz mountains - had a a street festival to celebrate his landslide victory in last week's presidential election. It was an occasion born of surprise as much as joy.

"We never expected him to be president," Mr Shahhosseini said. "We could see he was mproving and making progress but we thought he would stay in his area of expertise [the Islamist mayor of Tehran has a PhD in traffic management and engineering]."

About 98% of local voters are believed to have backed Mr Ahmadinejad in the run-off contest against Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, a former president.

Mr Ahmadinejad, 49 - who will takeoffice next month - still makes visits his birthplace to pay respect to the memory of a late uncle buried in the local cemetery. He keeps in close contact with cousins, who visit him in Tehran.

Relatives say his professed concern for the poor and Iran's growing wealth gap stems from his familiarity with the local area, which has a fragile economy based on sheep and cattle farming.

"He has tasted poverty himself. He and his family have had a lot of problems," said Mehran Mohseni, 32, the son of another cousin. "The family was not poor but they were living very simple lives. He had to struggle to get his BSc and his PhD. His life is not luxurious at all. There are no sofas in his house in Tehran, only cushions and rugs."

The president-elect's solidarity with the worse off is also believed to have been influenced by his father, Ahmad, who became a blacksmith in Tehran after running a grocery store and then a barber's shop in Aradan.

Mr Ahmadinejad, it is said, refuses to eat at the table of any host who does not pay zakat, the portion of their annual income which Muslims are required to give to the poor.

Relatives talk approvingly of how Mr Ahmadinejad's father, who now works in a revolutionary guards' shop, sold his Tehran house for £37,000 and bought a smaller home for half the price, giving the proceeds to a poor people's charity.

Talking with adulation bordering on reverence, relatives try to depict the president-elect - contrary to his image as a dour Islamist - as a man of sharp humour. His favourite pastimes, they say, are football and mountaineering, a recreation favoured by Iran's rugged terrain.

But hand in hand with the attempts at smoothing the hard edges go expressions of pride in his revolutionary credentials. That background is now under fierce scrutiny from the Bush administration after several former US diplomats held captive in the 1979-81 Tehran embassy takeover alleged that Mr Ahmadinejad was a ringleader. Aides to Mr Ahmadinejad, as well as other hostage-takers, deny the charges.

Nevertheless, it is clear from family accounts that he was a committed activist. Before the 1979 revolution he visited Lebanon during the country's civil war and is said to have been active with Shia groups there.

During the reign of the last shah, he kept a printing press at home, which he used to print leaflets denouncing the monarch. On the eve of the revolution his activities forced the entire Ahmadinejad family to flee Tehran and go into hiding in the north-eastern province of Golestan to avoid arrest by the savak, the shah's secret police.

Mr Ahmadinejad's strong religious beliefs surfaced early. "He had an interest in and talent for the Qur'an as a very small child," said a cousin, Maasoumeh Saborjhian, 60, to whom he remains close."

He liked to go to classes but they threw him out because he was too young. He was only 10 or 11. But he would insist, saying, no, no, I know how to read the Qur'an."

His mother, addressed by friends and relatives as Seiyed Khanom (literally, Madam Descendent of the Prophet),dresses in an all-embracing black chador and insists on the rigid separation of the sexes. "She is very religious," Mrs Saborjhian said. "She will never sit beside a man who is not a close relative. If she is hosting any ceremonies, she separates men and women with a curtain."

It is an aspect of Mr Ahmadinejad's background that will ring alarm bells for Iran's mostly affluent secular population. This is the group who supported the modest social liberalisation that unfolded during the reformist presidency of Mohammed Khatami, now about to leave office. They fear a return to the early days of the revolution, which Mr Ahmadinejad admires, when Islamist dresscodes were stringently enforced and mingling of the sexes strictly forbidden.

The president-elect's aides say that is not his intention. It certainly would not meet with the approval of some of his relatives.

"Poverty is the real problem," said Mr Mohseni, the son of Mrs Saborjhian, and Mr Ahmadinejad's campaign manager in Aradan.

"I don't think he will stop freedom. During Khatami's period, liberalisation was OK. It was good."

So the change of his last name really did occur. As for his previous name:

"The Sabourjians traditionally hail from Aradan, Mr Ahmadinejad's birthplace, and the name derives from "weaver of the Sabour", the name for the Jewish Tallit shawl in Persia. The name is even on the list of reserved names for Iranian Jews compiled by Iran's Ministry of the Interior"

In my opinion, he's probably Jewish.

[joeblow]

It was a move that coincided with changing the family name, a step taken for a mixture of religious and economic reasons, relatives say.

So let me get this straight, the jew who wrote this bullshit quotes "relatives", but does not give their names? Probably because he would not have been able to get away with it, even the Paytriotards who generally fall for the jew-line that President Doctor Ahmadinejad THE MAN WHO WANTS TO WIPE ISRAEL OFF THE MAP is actually a JEW HIMSELF!

I hope that no Middle-Easterner or expert of the Middle-East ever sees this stupid thread.

[MikeWB]

OK, so he was born Jewish. But the bigger question is whether he works for Mossad. That, I'm not so sure of.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 2009

Iran Jews In Israel Prefer Ahmadinejad



By Carrie Sheffield
Jul 6, 2009 23:58
Updated Jul 7, 2009 9:23
Courtesy Of The Jerusalem Post

Despite unrest and violence following last month's presidential elections in Iran, some Jewish Iranians living in Israel and abroad say life in the Islamic republic is better under President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad than it would be under challenger Mir Hossein Mousavi.

At a conference of Iranian Jews in Jerusalem on Monday, leaders of the Mashadi Jewish community said that despite Ahmadinejad's blustery rhetoric against Israel, Iran is a safe place for Jews to practice their religion.

"Ahmadinejad speaks badly about Jews, but he is preferable to Mousavi," said Shlomo Zabihi, a Mashadi rabbi. The current government is relatively stable and provides a safe environment for Jews, he said.

Monday's event marked the first meeting of the Global Mashadi Jewish Federation, an umbrella organization of community and religious groups preserving the historical and cultural identity of Jews from Mashad, Iran's second largest city, with a population of about 2.5 million.

During the 1979 Islamic Revolution, many Mashadi Jews fled to the United States, primarily New York City - where some 6,000 Jews with ties to Mashad now live. There are almost no Jews in Mashad today, though an estimated 25,000 still live in Iran, concentrated in Teheran.

"They've found it very safe and pleasant, no problems," said Bahman Kamali, founder of the federation. "Actually, the regime during [the time of reformist president Mohammad] Khatami and the regime now have been very good with Jewish people. There has not been any problem."

Kamali said Ahmadinejad's calls for the destruction of Israel were not the same as condemnation or encouragement of violence against Jews in the Diaspora.

"There's a distinction between the two because Iranians, they respect the religions that have books, Christianity, Judaism," Kamali said. "They respect people freely going to the synagogues and praying there without any problems."

He doesn't think the Jewish community in Iran will face persecution stemming from political unrest following the disputed elections.

"I'm not concerned about that," said Kamali, who downplayed the political involvement of his group. "The purpose of this conference is not political. It's only our heritage, that we are proud of to be from Mashad, Iran, and we would like to preserve that."

[scorpio]

Perhaps he is a freemason as well. There are a lot of lodges in Iran.
He is definitely doing his part to help get the war going from what I see.
I mean why even go to the UN and denounce the holohoax?
It just helps cast him in his role of the new boogie-man.    :shock:

[MikeWB]

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: Jews in Iran
Iran is home to the biggest population of Jews in the Middle East outside Israel
 
by Damien McElroy
Published: 4:15PM BST 03 Oct 2009

Iran is home to the biggest population of Jews in the Middle East outside Israel Photo: GETTY

Iran is home to the biggest population of Jews in the Middle East outside Israel. While the community faces limited discrimination, it is largely free to exercise the same rights as Muslims enjoy in the Islamic republic.

Like the country's Armenian, Assyrian and Zoroastrian minorities, it has one reserved seat in parliament.

Jews trace their presence in Iran from the point that Cyrus the Great liberated the people from slavery in Babylon in 593BC. There are about 25,000 left in Iran. Tehran has 20 active synagogues. But the Jewish population has dwindled rapidly since an Islamic theocracy was established. At the end of the Shah's reign, there were an estimated 100,000 Jews. Esther, the legendary empress and wife of Ahasuerus, was Jewish.

The community played a prominent role in commercial life and supplied several prime ministers. Sensitive posts in the judiciary and military are barred from Jews.

Maurice Motamed, the country's Jewish MP, has criticised Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's denials of the Holocaust but is otherwise a staunch supporter of the radical president's foreign and security policies. "I am an Iranian first and a Jew second," he said.

[scorpio]

Mike - I remember from a previous thread about Russia, someone posted pics of Putin with Rabbis.
 You said that it didn't mean anything. What makes this any different?
Although I must admit, I always thought Ahmedinejad looked a little jewish....

[CrackSmokeRepublican]

I always thought Ahmedinejad looked a little jewish

I agree. He's got the look.

[MikeWB]

Mike - I remember from a previous thread about Russia, someone posted pics of Putin with Rabbis.
 You said that it didn't mean anything. What makes this any different?
Although I must admit, I always thought Ahmedinejad looked a little jewish....

Every leader will meet with minority leaders and their religious representatives. Putin has pictures with Pope, Rabbis, Russian Orthodox Christian priests, Muslim Imams etc. Every world leader will meet and greet  them.  No question about that. That's normal and expected of a country's leader. He's the leader of all people in his country so he must respect all of the religions and their leaders in the country.

Problem is that Ahmadinejad has a lot of these pics and he's hugging and kissing a lot of them  :lol: And now given his past and support of Iranian Jewry, it makes you wonder. WTF are Iranian Jews and Jews of Iranian descent who live in Israel supporting a strongman who's all about denying rights to his citizens and is also threatening Israel and promises to wipe Zionism off the map??? Now we know!  

[scorpio]

WTF are Iranian Jews and Jews of Iranian descent who live in Israel supporting a strongman who's all about denying rights to his citizens and is also threatening Israel and promises to wipe Zionism off the map??? Now we know!  

As I understand it - Ahmedinejad never said anything about wiping Israel off the map - That was an intentional mis-translation from his speech.
I have a close family relative that speaks the language - He told me at ahmedinejad never said that.
Also, could that be a masonic handshake?
BTW I am sooo glad that I ate dinner before I saw the kissing/handshake photo.

[thirdeyewise]

Mike - I remember from a previous thread about Russia, someone posted pics of Putin with Rabbis.
 You said that it didn't mean anything. What makes this any different?
Although I must admit, I always thought Ahmedinejad looked a little jewish....

Putin is part of it too, he may not be Jewish but he is certainly under Jewish control. Russia is still a Jewish stronghold!

[MikeWB]

WTF are Iranian Jews and Jews of Iranian descent who live in Israel supporting a strongman who's all about denying rights to his citizens and is also threatening Israel and promises to wipe Zionism off the map??? Now we know!  

As I understand it - Ahmedinejad never said anything about wiping Israel off the map - That was an intentional mis-translation from his speech.
I have a close family relative that speaks the language - He told me at ahmedinejad never said that.
Also, could that be a masonic handshake?
BTW I am sooo glad that I ate dinner before I saw the kissing/handshake photo.

That statement can be interpreted in many ways:

Many news sources repeated the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) statement that Ahmadinejad had demanded that "Israel must be wiped off the map", an English idiom which means to "cause a place to stop existing", or to "obliterate totally", or "destroy completely".
Ahmadinejad's phrase was " بايد از صفحه روزگار محو شود " according to the text published on the President's Office's website, and was a quote of Ayatollah Khomeini.
According to Juan Cole, a University of Michigan Professor of Modern Middle East and South Asian History, Ahmadinejad's statement should be translated as:
The Imam said that this regime occupying Jerusalem (een rezhim-e eshghalgar-e qods) must [vanish from] the page of time (bayad az safheh-ye ruzgar mahv shavad).
The Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI) translates the phrase similarly, as "be eliminated from the pages of history."

Regardless of how you slice it, he doesn't want Jews to occupy Palestine. So how can Iranian Jews in Israel support this? Makes no sense. But... if they know he's Jewish... who knows.

As for handshake, I don't know... it can't be seen well in the pic.

[Mila_Repa]

MikeWB wrote:
Problem is that Ahmadinejad has a lot of these pics and he's hugging and kissing a lot of them :lol: And now given his past and support of Iranian Jewry, it makes you wonder. WTF are Iranian Jews and Jews of Iranian descent who live in Israel supporting a strongman who's all about denying rights to his citizens and is also threatening Israel and promises to wipe Zionism off the map??? Now we know!

I have had my suspicions about Iran's motives for obtaining nuclear power myself, but it is their right, and contrary to the lying jews, err.. news, Iran is not breaking any laws or treaties. A cursory google search will reveal that this belated information is being used as a propaganda weapon to destabilize the Iranian government. What's wrong with wiping colonial racist-apartheid zionism off the map, Mike? Now we know  :lol:  you forgot to flush your pre-conceived assumptions; smells obama's birth certificate, whew!

[scorpio]

Mike-
I am just reporting what my relative said to me. He read the speech, and according to him, the translation was something like 'to remove the zionist influence from the region' (paraphrase, not a quote)
Could be wrong, just reporting on a real life experience.
As for the handshake, I agree - too hard to tell.
However,  I have some very old masonic books(1860's) that show a handshake very similar to that one.
One thing is for sure - we are all being manipulated a little bit - This is the hottest thread on TIU.
I don't have TV, but this Iranian thing is all you hear on the radio - right, left or otherwise!!

[Rockclimber]

Ahmadinejad has no Jewish roots

viewtopic.php?f=4&t=7877

[anarchore]

Ahmadinejad has no Jewish roots

viewtopic.php?f=4&t=7877

You beat me to it Rockclimber!  Looks like a good case, from someone who actually knows the language, going into the origins of the Sabourjian family name.

[CrackSmokeRepublican]

Well, I guess it's time to update the list and remove the Telegraph's Propaganda act.  Cheers to JoeBlowMan who tagged it early.  The Zionist-Jewish Nation Wrecking continues unabated however...

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The Idiot Jewification of the world country by country:

The United Nations -- Jew controlled
Russia - Nearly Jew controlled (Ashkenazi)
France - Nearly Jew controlled (Ashkenazi-Sephardic)
Germany - Nearly all Jew manipulated
Iran - Nearly Jew controlled?
Britian - Nearly Jew controlled (A and S)
USA - Jew controlled (Ashkenazi) and their puppets
Italy?
Greece?
Egypt?
Saudi Arabia - Nearly Jew controlled (kudos to ThirdEyeWise)
Turkey - Nearly Jew controlled
Spain - Mostly Jew influence free but suffering
Ireland - Mostly Jew influence free but suffering
Mexico - Nearly Jew controlled (Mr. Black)
Canada - a ZioNation
Cuba - Jew controlled via Castro (Jew)
South Africa -- Nearly Jew controlled
Brazil -- Mostly Jew influenced
Argentina -- Nearly Jew Controlled and suffering
Caribbean -- Mostly Jew influenced


What countries are Jew free?
Iran -- with exceptions
China
Japan
Korea
India -- with exceptions
Pakistan? -- with exceptions
Vietnam?
Lebanon?
Syria?
Jordan? -- with exceptions
BeloRussia?
Ukraine?
Serbia?
Bosnia?
Croatia?
Hungary -- with exceptions
Romania -- with exceptions
Georgia -- with exceptions
Poland? -- with exceptions
Libya

[GordZilla]

Hungary should be moved up to the first list ..totally dominated by the Talmud terror squad.